SINGAPORE -- Singapore state investor Temasek is weighing on opening more factories in Southeast Asia to produce plant-based food after it launched its first in the city state through its joint venture Cremer Sustainable Foods on Wednesday.
After Singapore, state investor eyes Thailand, Indonesia to capture growing demand

Demand for meat substitutes is growing in Asia, as environmental concerns over traditional farming push more consumers toward plant-based alternatives. (Source photos by Dylan Loh)
SINGAPORE -- Singapore state investor Temasek is weighing on opening more factories in Southeast Asia to produce plant-based food after it launched its first in the city state through its joint venture Cremer Sustainable Foods on Wednesday.